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Old 04-20-2026, 01:45 AM
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Originally Posted by HWYSTR455 View Post
Maybe even an air dam on the lower leading edge of the tank would help cool it.

Just thinking out loud...

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That would be pretty cool, but it's beyond my skill level.

Separately, I will say that my driving habits for this car are pretty routine. I drive in the morning and here in my part of OR even in the summer when the highs are in the 90s+, when I'm diving it is usually in the 50s with continuous travel, no stopping. So there's lot's of convective cooling.

Now, I know it's not a great idea to build a car that can only tolerate a narrow range of conditions, I get that, but just saying.

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